Memorion Flashcard Learning app analytics for March 18

What is Memorion? • a universal flashcard learning program WITHOUT ads • based on an advanced 'spaced repetition' algorithm • 10-50 times more efficient than memorizing paper flashcards • has FREE vocabulary in 38 languages built-in, 700-12 000 words each • has many, many functions (see below) • it has extensive help functions • the user interface is English only What is Memorion NOT? • an all-in-one language course • a 3-button-wonder to just learn 50 words for the next vacation (like 95% of all other flashcard apps in the store) • the simplest program in the store (it is just too powerful) NOTE: Memorion can become addictive, once you start feeling its power Functions (a selection): • true multi-directional learning with flashcards • 11 fun game modes (hang-man, multiple-choice, listening to numbers,..) • up to 8 text fields per card (to use for gender, examples, extra images, web links etc.) • card stacks can be downloaded from Anki, Memrise • designed for large databases (I have >20 000 cards in mine), with multi-level sub-stacks • 27 charts to document the learning progress • multiple-choice, whiteboard, different keyboards and speech recognition as 5 out of 18 answer options • wizards for image searches, photos, audio recording and translations • Cloze texts fully supported • import files from Anki, AnyMemo, text, MS Word, Excel and Libre Office • fully integrated dictionaries from the Open Dictionary API Alliance (PONS, SlovoEd, etc.) • dictionary support for Google Translate, PONS and Leo online, ColorDict, dict.cc and 100+ others from Langenscheidt, VOX etc. • Wikipedia support • Text-To-Speech (TTS) with on-the-fly reading replacements • Hint management • a user tour through the important program features • multiple users with separate databases on the same device • links between related cards, with mutual updating • cards can be linked to cite each other • functions to organize stacks and cards • search, filter, and sort cards • tablet-adapted layouts • optimized gestures for single-handed use, to repeat cards while walking • dozens of gestures for power-users (faster access, more functions) Goodies: color-coding of genders, 'Undo' last answer, awards, LaTeX, verb conjugations If you have any comments, suggestions or issues, write to Memorion@gmx.net.